michael: what is that telling us, rachel?hel: among other things it's an expectation that in europe that rates are going to lag the u.s. we will see a much lower path of quantitative exit in europe. also in europe, you have in the high-yield market higher quality market. it is more of a double d market than a single the market. it does not have the energy exposure that has added volatility to u.s. high-yield quite recently. as a shorter duration market. it's only a three year market. it is keying off very different things from the u.s. treasury's. scarlet: brian, what does that mean for you? you look at global fixed income securities. what do all the warnings about this credit cycle mean for europe? brian: we have seen really strong gains as spreads of titans, but i think spreads can continue to stay relatively low. we are even wait overseas and the emerging markets -- weight in the emerging markets. are you being compensated for the risks your taking? its at best a wash. it's not worth putting a lot of chips on the table. th

they have a -- >> rachel: this is not barack obama.nd he's a little unpredictable. >> eboni: we have to go further back than barack obama. >> rachel: i mean this guy means it and he's a little unpredictable. >> brian: thank you very much everyone. coming up, while president trump and the obama administration so-called daca program? new reporting that says a decision may be near. stay tuned. it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36 month financing. ends monday! we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my le

rachel wants four. >> slow down.ave to make it down the aisle first. >> that show does not have the biggest success rate. right? >> thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> well, let's talk about taylor swift right now with day two of her federal court trial taking place in denver. >> the superstar was there facing off with the former radio dj she accused of groping her. taylor swift listened intently as the man she says groped her took the stand this morning. the singer has been dodging cameras. an artist captured her in the courtroom. her mother an dri i can't was sitting next to her. swift's attorney described how she always tried to protect her daughter. the eight-person jury was sworn in at 9:32 this morning, and they were selected from a group of 60, and had to fill out a questionnaire to rule out swift superfans. ♪ >> did they listen to her music? attend one of her concerts? these swifties lined up outside of court hoping to get a spectator seat. >> we are out here to be supportive. >> the pop star has won a big pre-

michael: rachel, is that too much complacency?'m not sure you call it complacent when we feel there will be brinksmanship to the last minute. we do expect volatility to pick up, but we do think everyone senses the underlying importance of clearing the debt ceiling. it will happen, but it will be last minute, and there will be a flurry of a volatility before hand. scarlet: what will volatility look like before this one like the last debt ceiling debate? >> given the uncertainty out of policy coming out of washington right now, and who is leading the way, i think that will create volatility. we went to the t-bill market, if you look at late september into early october, you pick up 10 basis points already. there is some concern playing out in that market. we are not concerned. we think the debt ceiling will be fast. ryan mcconnell and the white house are all on board running to get a clean bill passed. an uptick in volatility should be modest. michael: brian, quickly, you could have the fed starting its balance sheet reduction at th

>> rachel: i think it's both.emocratic mayor, his reasons are probably more political about why he doesn't want the president to go. i think for the president, politically more advantageous for him at the moment to be more presidential. i think doug schoen is doing a huge favor to the president right now because he's giving excellent advice. he should act presidential and get this address. i like your idea. i think things are maybe too raw to go into those communities right now and there'll be a lot of counter protest. >> lawrence: you'd be surprised. >> rachel: i think he should be in the oval office. >> lawrence: i go to my barbershop every single week, and they support the president. they want help, but they need the president to speak to them. i heard the president during the campaign, and now it's time for the president to go to them. >> rachel: i think you should you the oval office and then maybe go out. >> sandra: is the barbershop watching today, by the way? [laughter] >> kennedy: he's doing a great time

i'm living my best life. >> do you still love rachel? >> i still have feelings for rachel.to celebrate their new beginning. from the very first rose on night one -- >> bryan, will you accept this first impression rose? >> gee, let me think, of course. >> don't take too long. >> no, absolutely 100% yes. >> okay. >> i think i'm doing this right. >> and i'm going to have to steal another kiss. >> yeah, i think you're going to have to. >> reporter: -- to the very last. >> bryan, will you accept this rose? >> reporter: it was clear bryan stole the bachelorette's heart. >> we're engaged! >> reporter: now the couple finally allowed to go public with their love. bryan getting down on one knee and proposing again. >> rachel, i was in love with you when i proposed to you on top of that castle in spain. and every single day that has passed i fall deeper and deeper in love with you. and i never want you to take this ring off your finger ever again. will you remarry me? >> reporter: showing off that over three-carat ring and spilling details about their wedding plans. >> we want to do -

that didn't sit very well with rachel.ing from their positions. that's usually not good in positions like this. rachel down the stairs, out the door, into the rain. peter, see ya. they go their separate. >> it was so sad. >> it was so wrong. >> you just take your sweater off and cry into it. uh. that was that. next, with peter and eric on the way, gone. >> who's it going to be? >> that only leaves brian. >> ooh, the suspense. >> the breitling watch to a very windy setting that they had. it sounded like an engine was blowing on them. [ laughter ] but he eventually, he had to do it. let's put it that way. here's the big moment. >> oh. >> ah! i can't! >> rachel lynn lindsey, will you be mine forever and marry me? >> yes. >> and there you go. >> i would like to note, there is no "i love you." "i can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you." it was "give me the ring." >> and she gave up a shot of love for a ring, basically. she could have had love with peter. >> maybe she does love brian. she was in to him the whole time.

michael: rachel, is that too much complacency?xpect volatility to pick up, but we do think everyone senses the importance of clearing the debt ceiling. it will happen, but it will be last minute and there will be a flurry of a volatility before hand. scarlet: what will volatility look like before this one like the last debt ceiling debate? >> certainly the policy coming out of washington right now, and who is leading the way, i think that will create the volatility your we went to the t-bill market, if you look at late september into early october, you pick up 10 basis points already. there is some volatility playing out in that market. we thank ryan mcconnell and the white house are all on board running to get a clean bill passed. an uptick in volatility should be modest. michael: brian, quickly you could have the fed starting balance sheet reduction at the same time. does that were you to have two competing elements? brian: no. i'm not worried about the balance sheet reduction affect in the market. if you look at the fed's matur

>> brian and rachel -- >> whoa!. >> yes, let's just get that right, brian and rachel are engaged. >> do we have the date stamp on that? >> yeah, it was posted on youtube may 23rd. >> global senior bachelor psychic analyst senior, psychic analyst. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay and could really save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now. with a medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to stay with your doctor. oh, you know, i love that guy. mm-hmm. [ male announcer ] these types of plans let you visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. and there

[inaudible conversations] trish: rachel, your bottom line is prioritized. why can't our lawmakers prioritize and spend the money well just like a private investor would? >> if you have a family, you get this. i like to take my kids to the movies and plays but if my car is not working and i can't get to work that's a bigger priority. that's what people are asking a mayor diblasio. by the way, there's rats jumping into strollers in the subways. there's a lot of problems. >> for decades we had complete info structure in this country and local politicians wasteful bureaucrats have diverted those funds for political game for other purposes. of course we need a projector spending but it never goes to infrastructure. it goes to special interests and we don't see those improvements. that is what will happen here if we pay the tax increase. it'll only heard middle-class families. trish: well put. thank you so much. coming up, mayor rahm emanuel mayor of chicago thanks sanctuary cities in the courts. why cities everywhere will lose his city wins. drownings are a lead

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rachel and bryan are engaged.hear from the couple who found love on the bachelorette and about rachel's history making moments on reality television. and a french artist works inspired by philadelphia history are now on display at the barnes foundation. we'll take you to the new exhibition. those stories and much more when "action news" continues in a moment. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> a ferry burst into flames with more than 30 people on board. this is new video from southern chile on sunda

rachel, theresa may is on the mail. rachel, theresa may is on the warpath.she has written a piece in the mail on sunday talking about, the excesses and irresponsibility of big businesses with their culture of greed, of fat cat buses. i would issue men imagine that this is coming after the snap election where it became clear that labour party which talked about addressing the rampant wealth and inequalities in this country proved to be really popular, the kind of policies there are habit patterns about resonated with the public and resulted in an unprecedented and unexpected 4% richer. it seems to me that theresa may is trying to position herself or the conservative party is one that is also interested in tackling wealth inequalities kubot the trouble i have is that nobody would believe that of the conservative party that it has been consistently associated with looking after culprits is and elites. has been responsible for some of the public sees have cemented such wealth and inequalities in this country. indeed, everything she said so far such as workers on

david: on the other hand rachel justice is supposed to be blind.ed to take politics into consideration at all. maybe with the exception being an impeachment trial but in terms of a trial like this on corruption, so far the judge in this case is adhering to the rule of law and justice. the makia's. i'm very proud of that. makes all this feel good about our system that actually works. back here point the media, this is outrageous. if they don't watch "fox news" or "fox business" you don't know about this just like you don't know about debbie wasserman schultz. it's really crazy. david: i have to ask you about the hurricane because it's threatening a large part of our nation right now. turn political under president bush people thinking his flyover wasn't enough with regard to katrina. you think there's any chance this will turn political? >> 100% gave it to the left and the democrats are going to look for any chance to score points on donald trump whether it's with confederate monuments or a hurricane. i'm fully expecting they will be trying to score

as controversial contestants returned. >> rachel tension also was a big topic. there for the reunion. and everyone wanted to know how he would defend himself after being accused of picking fights with black contestants and tweeting racist messages, including comparing the noaacp o the kkk. >> rachel came out and had a message for him. >> i hope that in watching it back you realize that you were a part of something so great. but in case you didn't. >> oh, yeah. >> please know that you could exit stage left and meet me back stage and i'd be more than happy to give you a black history lesson, a lesson on women's rights. you know what i'm saying? >> yes, ma'am. >> said yes, ma'am. but guess who else was back? demario. >> demario. in case you forgot, demario provided one of the most cringe-worthy moments of the left at home showed up on the set right in front of rachel, who eventually, and by eventually, i mean immediately, kicked him to the curb. so when harrison asked rachel about demario last night, she simply replied "who?" >> and a reminder to tune in next week,

. >> good evening, rachel. more breaking news, rachel maddow has a new boyfriend. >> i do. i don't know his name, is the sad thing. >> he's the guy who's not chuck grassley standing up there with the hat and he asked the question of chuck grassley at the town hall in iowa tonight that rachel maddow would have asked if she was there. >> he knew exactly what he was talking about. he asked it perfectly. he asked it way more concisely than i ever could have and he had all of the right follow-up questions and wouldn't let grassley get away without committing to it. it was just beautiful. i love him. >> and the great thing is, "the rachel maddow show" is going to rerun again tonight as it does every night. you'll get to see rachel announce her new boyfriend, introduce her new boyfriend. >> now i have to go home and have a big fight with susan. >> we've been working really hard on getting his name. i haven't been able to find it. we're going to get you two together. >> susan will kill me. but thank you. you, too, actually, if you can make it happen. thanks, rachel. >>> the jekyll

"the rachel maddow show" starts with ari melber who is pulling a double shift for rachel, you've got a lot in store, ari. >> thank you, chris. a lot of the news has changed as well. have a good weekend. thanks to you at home for joining us. rachel does have the night off. this is not just an incredibly busy night. it is getting to be a wild night. we continue to watch this life-threatening category 4 hurricane that is closing in on the texas coast. hurricane harvey is big. it's slow-moving. and it does have the potential to deliver epic amounts of storage surge and rain to heavily industrial and highly populated parts of texas all along the gulf of mexico. and obviously, the eyes of the entire country are on this enormous storm. and of course the millions of people in its path on this friday night. we're also seeing what this trump white house is doing as this life-threatening storm barrels down on the mainland united states. for the white house tonight, the event of this storm means it has been time to make the ban on transgender troops official, to announce this blockbuster news, t

message to 21-year-old rachel win and 21-year-old joseph orbeso. the hikers were last traced by a cell phone pink >> car found near the maze loop trail head where they were believed to be hiking. >> the maze loop is called the maze loop because it is like a maze. there are you can explore >> dave applyman is the company captain for the search and rescue, his team logging thousands of hours searching the terrain >> that is the typical search area. that's pretty much 80% of what we're trying to search right now. and you can see that it takes days to search something like that. and it will never get searched thoroughly, because there's too many cracks, crevices and little fishers they could be in. >>> search dogs and both families have been part of the search efforts, not a single clue surfaced. smith said they're scaling back resources but have not ruled out the possibility of the two being outside the park. >> we're hopeful that joseph and rachel left the park on their own accord and are still alive outside the park. that is why we're here. our fami

. ♪ >>> are rachel and brian morning after interview. is rachel rewriting history?me to "access hollywood," bachelorette expert ashley i. and kit have been following the entire season that ended with rachel sharing a really deep connection to peter but accepting a proposal from brian. well, our scott evans spoke to the happy couple in new york. >> i dated a lot of peters. i felt like i could fix it. i could save them. i could run away from what's best for me. i wanted to make it better. and i didn't do that this time, you know? and brian really was the man for me. he's absolutely every single -- every single thing i want in a man and a relationship is brian. >> seated closely together on the couch, unlike when rachel obviously moved away from peter last night, and proudly flashing her $100,000 pear shaped engagement ring, rachel and brian are prepared to put peter in the past. >> when he said to you, basically, go have your mediocre life -- >> mm-hmm. >> great. go find someone to have a mediocre life with. >> what are you feeling then? >> i was shocked that he said

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. >> we know rachel picked brian. >> picked the wrong guy.rantee over love. >> and apparently some people thought that she should have picked peter. >> and by some people you think 90% of america. before the big finale, fans are all about peter. with online polls favoring the one that got away. let's take a look at some of the reactions now. one of the reactions that i thought pretty funny. >> basically, rachel wants peter but settled for brian because she wants a proposal. i lite used wendy williams to emphasize the cannot point. >> so peter won the popular vote. brian won the electoral college. >> ooh. another says the list of people who told rachel not to pick brian. all the guys, her family, america, the wind. >> yes. absolutely. one of my favorite ones. >> okay. just caught up. so brian wins by default. peter proves to america he's the most normal person ever on this show. i guess people like the whole not getting engaged after a few weeks angle of the situation. >> he was a normal guy. one person said, dude, she just passed up a five-st

>> reporter: well, that's right, rachel. there is no respite from the respecter of terror here in spain. only hours after that van plowed into the crowd in one of the most popular if not the most popular avenue here in barcelona and very famous all across europe as well. that's always packed with tourists and residents going shopping on the stores, heading down to the sea because that goes from the center of the city down to the sea. and it would have been particularly packed today because it's summer. and look at it now. behind me is the plaza, one of the main squares here. and usually this time of the year this place is buzzing, busting with tourists and residents. look at it now. not even on christmas day you see barcelona so empty, so eerie. this is what you feel here, an eerie sensation. and the fact that the driver of the van managed to run away, to get away. the fact that only hours after that attack there is another terrorist attack in a town that is only two hours south of barcelona. the fact that two people have be

i feel attacked. >> it's been almost three months since rachel dumped him when he admitted he wasn't ready to propose, and peter admits he is still getting over it. >> she is in a happy place, and i'm getting to a happy place. >> so does that happy place include being the bachelor? we asked him about that possibility in april. >> let's say this doesn't work out. would you be the bachelor? >> i'm going to be really honest. rachel is my focus. >> but now, he is open to it. >> i would have to think a lot about it. >> and he may be destined to do it. the handsome fan favor listed be on the bachelor in his yearbook back in 2005. >> i had not had a serious girlfriend, and i had not even kissed a girl at that point, and it just started airing. he was the epitome of what everybody wanted to be. she was known by all and wanted by the girls, and i wanted the girls. >> maybe his ambition will come true because a lot of people would of to see him become the next bachelor. what about dean? that's a possibility too. the 26-year-old is on "paradise," this season, and chris harrison said they are wa

rachel is my focus. >> but now, sound as if he's open it. >> i would have to think a lot about it. >> and he may be destined to do it. the handsome fan favor listed be on the bachelor in his yearbook back in 2005. >> but at the time i had not had a serious girlfriend. i don't think i kissed a girl at that point and the bachelor just started airing. he was the epitome of what everybody wanted to be. he was known by all and wanted by the girls, and i wanted the girls. >> maybe his ambition will come true because a lot of people would love to see him be the next bachelor. what about dean? that's a possibility too. the 26-year-old is on "paradise," this season, and chris harrison said they are waiting to see what happens on that show before making the official announcement. >>> now to denver. there are new developments in taylor swift's legal showdown. today her mother became emotional while testifying against the former d.j. who taylor says groped her. "e.t." online's sophie slay si was in the courtroom. >> taylor's moment broke down in tears this afternoon. after taylor told her about t

oh, i'm so sorry, rachel. you could have had guillermo. >> yeah, you [ bleep ] up. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- matt leblanc. emily ratajkowski. the premiere of baby bachelor in paradise. and music from vince staples featuring juicy j. and now, once and for all, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you everybody. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for all of you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us on a very special night. "bachelorette" night in america. earlier this evening we bore rachel chose brian to be her lawfully wedded bride. and i have to say it was a bittersweet moment for me because i've been on a roll predictionwise. every season before the show starts i pick who's going to win. i picked four of the last five bachelors. i picked four of the last five bachelorettes. it's why they called me rose-tradamus. [ laughter ] this time the guy got to number 2. th

chuck roach is here rachel duffy , and rachel on the tax cut thing he's leading a charge saying a lotblicans are dropping the ball. where is this going? >> reporter: well i think he's tweeting to set the stage that listen if this fails if you guys do what you did if you in congress do what you did with healthcare i'm not going to take the blame but make no mistake republicans understand that tax reform is a key item in growing this economy and growing jobs and it's the quickest way to shutdown the left wing critics of this administration and of the republican party, so i think they both want to get this and then there's a lot of pressure from democrats who are from conservative states and also from conservative districts to get on board with this. >> neil: those left wing critics no doubt include you, chuck right? >> reporter: absolutely. good texas left wing critic but i would be remiss if i didn't think about my family and friends in texas. i was just in rockport this weekend with my friends stan and glenn and thinking about my captain and octavius sidekick. we're all small business

i'm so sorry, rachel. you lost. you could have guilhermo. kidd: cheers to rachel and brian. with that another successful "bachelorette" proposal is in the books. jonathan: the funny thing she gave him the first rose, the first rose of the whole deal and the last rose. women intuition. nancy: i didn't know you weather stilld you were so into this. jonathan: i must have read it somewhere. some of the stuff is unbelievable but some of it is good. i thought she was great. nancy: she was. next on abc7 news, the video you have to see twice to believe it really happened. a jogger shoving a woman out of t right in the path of a bus. what happens next? that is ahead. jonathan: plus, mega million jackpot rises again before tonight's drawing. and if you don't win that, there is another nine-figure jackpot drawn tomorrow. michelle: and here is kidd o'shea with a first look at your wednesday wakeup with "good morning washington." kidd: thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- it's easy to feel overwhelmed and stretched out beyond the limits. the experts reveal seven ways to

. ♪ >>> are rachel and brian morning after interview. is rachel rewriting history?lywood," bachelorette expert ashley i. and kit have been following the entire season that ended with rachel sharing a really deep connection to peter but accepting a proposal from brian. well, our scott evans spoke to the happy couple in new york. >> i dated a lot of peters. i felt like i could fix it. i could save them. i could run away from what's best for me. i wanted to make it better. and i didn't do that this time, you know? and brian really was the man for me. he's absolutely every single -- every single thing i want in a man and a relationship is brian. >> seated closely together on the couch, unlike when rachel obviously moved away from peter last

. >> me too, rachel. >> as a historian, what was your reaction?id you absorb these comments today from president trump and how important do you think they are given his past history on the subject? >> i was completely horrified and i think it's a departure from what almost every other president of the united states has done. because, rachel, most presidents understand that, you know, it's not in the constitution. but at it has a twob, two things in particular. number one, this is a country that's hard to pull together. and every president has the job of trying to unify this country. from the day of his inauguration when donald trump gave that very divisive speech, he's gone the opposite way. today he went -- you know, that was exponentially increased. and the other thing is that most presidents feel, as franklin roosevelt once said, that the presidency is a place, he said, of moral leadership. roosevelt wasn't perfect himself but every president tries. what we saw today with donald trump was someone saying i want to give political power to these u

who is now rachel's leading man?>> and check out our facebook page to join the discussion about a husband's online post. he's talking about how much he loves his curvy wife so why the controversy? that's on atmfans.com. for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. ♪...from far away. but they only ♪harsee his wrinkles.♪ ... ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪he would be a less wrinkly, winning guy.♪ ♪ >>> time for "the pulse," and we start with last night's season finale of "the bachelorette." >> yeah, so many people talking about it. the final two men vowing for bachelorette rachel lindsay's heart were peter and bryan. so during an emotional conversation, peter all but disqualified himself from consideration by telling rachel he wasn't ready to propose after seven weeks of dating so that left bryan. >> on a windy hilltop that 37-year-old cairo tracker from miami was apparently ready getting down on one knee ask

my name is rachel horne. our top stories: this is the news. my name is rachel horne. ourtop stories: —— this is the news. my name is rachel horne. our top stories: —— drawn. this is the news. my name is rachel horne. ourtop stories: —— drawn. —— this is bbc news. raised tensions on the korean peninsula as north korea's latest missile passes over northern japan. the un security council will meet to discuss the launch. president trump pledges his full support for the states of texas and louisiana as tropical storm harvey continues to devastate the region. a new video game is available. scientists hope will lead to a new way of diagnosing alzheimer's. sally bundock with the business news. a warning to the brexit negotiators — britain is facing a significant brain—drain and manufacturers are worried. plus a juicy story from down—under: is australia running out of oranges? and is chinese thirst to blame? we'll find out. hello and welcome to bbc news. north korea has fired a missile which has crossed northern japan — the latest in a series of tests which have vastly increas